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AVIVA Glendale

5020 Ryan Rd, Toledo, OH 43614

Overview

AVIVA Glendale, located in Toledo, OH offers assisted living. Visit Provider Website

The starting rate here, $2,995 per month, sits far under the local market range for assisted living in the area, which runs $5,129 to $5,447 a month. That is a gap of more than $2,000, and it changes what every other community on your list has to justify.

AVIVA Glendale has 50 renovated apartments at 5020 Ryan Rd, in the Southwyck neighborhood of Toledo, OH, and the Ohio Department of Health lists the community under license number 1958R. Short-term stays are priced on their own, by the day.

Pricing at AVIVA Glendale

AVIVA Senior Living, who operates AVIVA Glendale, states two starting rates: $2,995 per month for assisted living and $199 per day for a short-term stay. Watch the units, because they aren't the same one. Neither figure comes with a note about what a care assessment adds, and nothing on the Glendale pages mentions a community fee or anything charged at move-in. Asking for pricing through Get Pricing brings back a figure shaped around the suite you'd take and the daily help you'd actually need, so you can set a real monthly number beside the $5,129 to $5,447 the surrounding market asks.

Assisted Living at AVIVA Glendale

Fifty renovated apartments make up the assisted living side, and they come two ways, private suites and shared suites. AVIVA doesn't price the two separately on its site, so one quote covering both gives you what privacy actually costs here before you decide. Private pay and a Medicaid waiver are both accepted, and AVIVA says the waiver is good for immediate occupancy, which is a real difference if a waiver is how the care gets paid for. Daily support is described as medication management and nursing help from the team on site.

Life at AVIVA Glendale

Three chef-prepared meals a day plus snacks come with living here, served restaurant style in a dining room. Basic utilities are covered, cable TV and high-speed WiFi included, so there's no separate account to open in your name. Weekly housekeeping, laundry and linen changes, a media and activities room, outdoor space and group outings fill in the rest. Across the Google reviews on record, four people single out how clean the building is, one of them pointing at the housekeepers specifically, and three describe residents kept busy with activities and games.

Short Stays at AVIVA Glendale

A stay here doesn't have to be permanent. AVIVA prices a Short-Term Stay at $199 per day and describes it for two people: someone recuperating from surgery or coming out of the hospital, and a family caregiver who needs a temporary break. The daily unit does real work for you, since you pay for the nights you use instead of buying a month you don't need. AVIVA doesn't state a minimum number of nights, so settling that in the quote saves you planning around a rule that may not exist.

Around AVIVA Glendale

AVIVA points at Toledo's calendar rather than at the buildings next door, naming the Toledo Jeep Fest and the city's automotive heritage, the German-American Festival, the Old West End Festival and the Momentum Festival. The community itself sits in the Southwyck neighborhood, in Lucas County, at the 43614 zip code. Nothing on AVIVA's pages ties a hospital, a park or a campus to Ryan Road, so run the drive from your own address once and you'll know quickly whether visiting is easy or a project.

AVIVA Glendale is a community within AVIVA Senior Living. See all communities and locations within AVIVA Senior Living

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Pricing

Assisted Living

The price for assisted living at AVIVA Glendale starts at $2,995 per month. The average price for assisted living in the area, ranges from $5,129 - $5,447 per month.

Respite Care

Your monthly costs at AVIVA Glendale will vary depending on room type and the level of care needed.

Amenities

Cable
Wi-Fi
Meal Preparation and Service
Restaurant Style Dining
Outdoor Space
Media / Activities Room
Transportation to Doctors Appointments
Laundry
Housekeeping and Linen Services
Community-Sponsored Activities
Frequent Off-Site Trips
Maintenance

Room Types

Shared Suites
Private Suites

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about care, costs and life at AVIVA Glendale

How much does AVIVA Glendale cost per month?

Assisted living at AVIVA Glendale starts at $2,995 per month. AVIVA Senior Living, who operates AVIVA Glendale, shows that rate on the community's own site, alongside a separate short-term stay rate of $199 per day, each carrying its own unit. Set the monthly number against the surrounding market, where assisted living runs $5,129 to $5,447 a month, and AVIVA Glendale opens well below the local going rate. What moves it up from $2,995 is the suite you take, private or shared, and how much daily help a care assessment finds you need, so a quote for your own situation is the figure to budget from.

What is not included in AVIVA Glendale's monthly fee?

AVIVA lists a lot as included at AVIVA Glendale, so the short list is what it stays quiet about. Nothing on the Glendale pages mentions a community fee, a move-in charge, or what a care assessment adds on top of the $2,995 starting rate. Medication management and nursing support are described as part of the care there, but AVIVA never says whether they sit inside the base rate or arrive as a separate line. The $199 daily rate for short stays carries no note about a minimum number of nights either. Go ahead and request pricing with each of those named, since together they're the distance between $2,995 and what you'd actually pay.

Is AVIVA Glendale a nursing home?

No. AVIVA describes AVIVA Glendale as assisted living with short-term stays, and skilled nursing isn't among the care it names there. Assisted living here means help with the daily things, with medication management and nursing support from the team on site, and the Ohio Department of Health records the community under license number 1958R. Short stays run $199 per day for someone recovering after surgery or a hospital stay. If round-the-clock skilled nursing is what your family needs, describing the level of help plainly when you first make contact gets you a straight answer on fit instead of a wasted tour.

What is daily life like at AVIVA Glendale?

Meals run three times a day at AVIVA Glendale, chef-prepared with snacks in between, and served restaurant style in a dining room. Utilities, cable TV and high-speed WiFi are covered, and weekly housekeeping plus laundry and linen changes take the chores off your week. There's a media and activities room, outdoor space, and group outings that go out to local attractions. In the Google reviews on record for AVIVA Glendale, three people describe residents being kept busy with activities and games, and four separately mention how clean the building is. AVIVA doesn't set out a weekly schedule, so asking for one shows you what a normal Tuesday looks like.

How do I apply to AVIVA Glendale?

AVIVA doesn't describe an application form, a waitlist or an admission process for AVIVA Glendale anywhere on its site, so there's nothing to sign up for and no list to join. What it does say is that AVIVA Glendale takes Medicaid waivers for immediate occupancy, which is a claim about speed rather than about a place in line. In practice the answer comes down to whether one of the 50 apartments is open in the suite type you want, and to what a care assessment finds. Naming your payment source and the suite type up front turns a general yes into an actual date you can plan a move around.

What comes with an apartment at AVIVA Glendale?

AVIVA lists three chef-prepared meals a day with snacks, all basic utilities including cable TV and high-speed WiFi, weekly housekeeping, laundry and linen changes, maintenance, concierge service, transportation to medical appointments, group outings and safety monitoring as part of living at AVIVA Glendale. Restaurant-style dining, outdoor space and a media and activities room are on the community's record too. The gap AVIVA leaves is which of those the $2,995 rate absorbs and which show up as a separate line, and one quote settles it, so you're budgeting from a real annual figure instead of a headline.